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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3942, 6 January 1900, Page 8

TURNBULL & WATKINS, AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHAREBROKERS. AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNI TANTS, Etc., 3, PANAMA STREET. HAVE FOR SALE:

BROOKLYN—Splendid building sites, 40ft x 160 ft; beautiful view. Price, £7O to .£llO. Easy terms. Assistance given lo build. 670 WaDESTOWN—Verv superior 7-roouied villa on one floor; nearly new, with bathroom and good water supply; land, 80ft x 85ft. Price, .6525; grand value. 598 LOWER HUTT —Half an aero of splendid land near racecourse, with 3-roomed cottage and 8-stalled stable. ,£250. 588 WELLINGTON TERRACE—Superb 9roomed residence, commanding grand view; hot water, etc.; land, 40ft x 132 ft. 528 WOOi. COMBE STREET—Very superior bran-new 6-roomed Villa, with hot water, gas, double bay windows; grand locality,- let at 245. Price low; small deposit. 621 CUBA STREET—Grand investment in business part.. Price, .£BS per foot, with substantial premises. 620 ISLAND BAY—Very superior Villa Residence of 9 rooms, surrounded with lovely garden, to be sold at a sacrifice; laud, li acres; call for details. 403 EPUNI STREET—New, well-appointed and faithfully-built dwelling of 5 rooms, bath, copper, scullery, washhouse and shed; large rooms; laud, 33ft x 115 ft. Price, .-£550; deposit, £IOO. Plans for inspection. 450 BERHAMPORE—We have a block of about 5 acres grand building land for sale at a low figure and easy terms. 208 gEARL’S HOTEL (Late Royal), OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY STATION. WELLINGTON. THE FIRST ADDITION OF 50 ROOMS WILL POSITIVELY BE OPENED FOR IHE ACCOMMODATION OF THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ON THE 20th INST. The completion of this addition will make the Hotel one of the largest in the Colonies. No expense has been spared in fittings and furnishings of the latest descriptions. The Public are invited to inspect this maß’tiificeat Hotel, and compare its equipment with the finest hotels in Australasia, the Proprietor being sure that SearTs Hotel will he found to bo one of the most up-to-date in every respect. A Lawn, with Summer Houses, adequately furnished with decked chairs, and lit with electricity, has been opened for the use of guests. 337 MASONIC HOTEL, Cuba street, Wellington. T. WHITS, Proprietor. The above well-known Hotel has bean thoroughly renovated, decorated and refurnished, and is now replete with every modern convenience. First-class Accommodation for Boarders. Tourists and the Travelling Public. ' Wines and Spirits guaranteed to bo the best procurable. Night Porter ia attendance. Letters and Telegram* will ■ receive prompt attention. 1 Telephone, No. 1183- «S 8 Under the distinguished Patronage of the Countess of Glasgow, Lord and Lady Braasoy. WARNER'S HOTEL, Cathedral Square, . O H E l S T C H U E CH, 10 0 (Established 1853.) Room*. Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists and others. The Hotel is vary central, near Post and Telegraph Offices. Custom House, Banks, and other Public Buildings- _ Twelve large, well-appointed , Sample Rooms for the convenience of commercial gentlemen, . . , Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Porters meet all steamers and trains arriving and leaving Lyttelton. HENRY ALLEN. Manager. JSLANI) BAY HOTEL, WELLINGTON. y, KOBLEB, Proprietor. The above Hotel has been enlarged and thoroughly renovated throughout, and Visitors to this favourite Seaside Resort will find every comfort and convenience. Private Suites of Booms for Families. Tea and Dining Booms a Speciality. Best Brands of Liquors _only kept.' Telephonic communication with city. A First-class Billiard-table is on. the premises,. and a Quoit Ground will be ready for the playing season. Fishing and Boating Parties can be arranged lor. • Bell's Coaches leave Basin Reserve for Island Bay at 7 a.m.; Government Buildings, 10 a.m., 2 and 5 p.m.; returning 7.50 and 11 a.m., and 4 and 6 p.m. WELLINGTON HOTEL, Molesworth street, A. HAYWOOD (formerly of Princes* Hotel), Proprietor. Tho Wellington Hotel ia situated immeJJ ately opposite the Parliamentary Buildjs and within a minute s walk of the ivernment Building*. _ b'irat-class Accommodation i* provided r Traveller*, Visitor# and Permanent larders. , The Best Brands of Wines and Spirits itosc. ** WE RE E O A LEVIN. HOT X L CHARLES WILLIAMS, Proprietor, i. uis v .y,xamodious and Comfortable Host-■.cii-vcniontly situated directly op,t?;l < i.e Railway Station of Levin, Connie 26 rooms, and is fitted with all riders improvements. Every acoommoition is provided for Boarders and the avelling public at moderate charges. The ist of liquors only kept. Sample Booms r Travellers. Good Stabling. Firstms Billiard-table. Refreshments at all cars. . _ ~ Special attention to Cyclists. Hot. Cold, id Shower Baths. . The New Public Hall is now open for gagements for. Dramatic Entertainments, COIMEECUL HOTEL. Lwnbton quay, Wellington. FRANK SMITH, Proprietor. (Late of Newtown Hotel.) Hr Frank Smith begs to inform his ends and the public generally that has taken possession of the above wellown aad centrally situated Hotel, intertable accommodation for Boarders. ist Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales only kept. Telephone No. 10S8. J (Card.) O H N BO P HR, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Palmerston North.. Telenhon-s. No. *. JAO. Box, No. K. PIANO TUNING— The Dresden Piano Comoany tun-, regulate and repair pianos. All